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Former Old Edwardians and East End Lions player, as well as the founder of the Veterans Unite Football Competition, Ahmad Sasso, has honored football legend Mohamed Kallon with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his exceptional service, dedication, and contributions to the development of football in Sierra Leone, Africa, and beyond
The award presentation took place this morning at the Sierra Leone Football Association Academy, coinciding with a friendly match between the Retired National Heroes and the Brookfields veterans. Sasso, who has been a key figure in promoting football among retired players, praised Kallon for his lasting impact on the sport, both as a player and an advocate for its growth.
Kallon, a renowned former international footballer, was celebrated for his continued investment in the sport, with a focus on nurturing young talent and promoting football development across the continent. His efforts to elevate Sierra Leone’s football reputation globally have made him a key figure in the country’s sports landscape.
The award was a fitting tribute to Kallon’s remarkable career, and it was met with appreciation from both the football community and fans, who have witnessed his significant contributions over the years.
